Procter & Gamble (PG)

Considering the blue-chip Dow face-planted ahead of the open on a disappointing Q1 report from UnitedHealth, which resulted in a -22% tanking by Thursday’s close, this was a pretty flat day.

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Procter & Gamble (PG) shares are at support. They are also oversold. There is a good chance they rally off of this level.

ETFs that provide exposure to sectors that have historically been considered defensive during downturns are now in the limelight.

Despite a turbulent market, Procter & Gamble Co. (NYSE:PG) just had a Golden Cross, a bullish sign. Its technical health is weak, but it's holding ground amidst tariff chaos.

Markets are under some duress, but the action should not cause you to change your thesis. While markets are facing headwinds, it’s important to realize that stocks are under duress in what feels like a “shoot first, ask questions later” reaction.

Value stocks are outperforming flashy growth rivals due to market uncertainty, making value-based ETFs a good bet for steady income and diversification.